Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29
EOOAL MATTERS

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Wall Paper at Taylor & Miller's.
The drill has been started in Millbury
this week TO ascertain what ia the quail
ity and quantity Of gas and oil beneath
that village.
"A doctor at Schenectady, N. Y, had
a female patient with nervous trouble.
He ordered her TO ait in boiler shop for
two hours a day, and the racket cured her.
An exchange proposes the following
for debate in some literary society
Which is the grcenest, country man
in The city or city man in the coun-
try"
Mr.. VIM. Diebling, section boston the D. &
NJ Road, has purchased the Day residence and
property on Third street, and there is n rumor
that he has engagements ahead that will soon
assist him In Keeping 1t in good repair.
There are, about fourteen different
reports concerning the Bowling we'll,
which was drilled in on Monday. An
oil gnsler, a gas gusher saltwater gusher
are among the reports. Take your choice.
A paper, whose editor is deeply inter-
ested, nnively inquiries, "Can Husband
open his Wife's Letters ?" He probably
can, but when the amount oil the bill is
seen, the question then arises, win he
want to?
Ready. mixed House and Carriage
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
The managers of the Perrysbnrg gas
well ought 10 secure the services OF the
editors of the Sentinel. They could have
lots OF fun laying inch gas mains. And
then when The pressure got u little weak
they could pump the editors and keep mp
at least 100 pound pressure for II hour. !.
MIR. d. NJ. Morse has purcI ased the
neat brick resilence belonging to Mr.. j..
l.. Douglas, one Of the prettiest sites on
Front street, and is preparing TO move IN
in a fuw days. Himself and wife are 10
lie cungra tulnled on securing su drsira-
hle n lone before the boom neatly sets
in.
Real estate has got so high AT Find.
lay that they not only make u fellow
-crape his boots when he leaves town
but also clean his tinger nails and wash
his hands. II things keep on every Eel.
low will lie searched upon suspicion of
having some IN his kets.-.Sidney Jour
nat.
How innocen, and liberal are the ed
rtors Of the St,tncL They would not,
'for the wor,d," ray anything di.parng-
ing ngain., anybody else's "l'oom" or in
innate that they were in the leas, lit jca!-
ous. Their tenleihearled readers shed
copious showers oi burning tears over their
overflow OF Wholesale generosity. Lei
Gs weep!
Money toLonn. Inquire of
II. Il. PECK, Agent.
THO proposition Ia bond the Corpora
lion of Bowling Green for $40 600 to aid in
securing manufactures, was carried at
the election on Monday without scarcely
any opposition. The proposition 10 raise
S25 900 by bonds to establish another gas
plnt will he voted on at an other specia
election next Monday, and il is believed
iha; il will have less opposition than that
OF the $4,000 proposition.
Fabulous stories of great fortunes made in
'fortnit' In real estate dlckers come in thicl
and fast from Bowling Green. Some of thest
are invented to substantlate the blooms
through the papers. Ten days ago we heard o
one firm who had just made SIS OOO,with scnrcel!
/ toa an, mr. IL, tla,
A week later we hear the same firm has mad
$4,000. 1t only requires an additional cipher
you sce. 1t reminds us OF the old farmer VIII
was commencing his sons for their genius an,
| irugulity. by stating that they kept themsclre
| in clothes 10y trading the same with each othe
ON Sundays and nlIny days.
Ceiling Decorations at Taylor & Mi !
ler's.
Mr.. Edward DeVerna informs u1 that
IL is quite evident that the origin of til,
fire that destroyed his residence was no
from the smoke house, but from winroV
of corn stalks raked mp the day prev OH
Which were gniied from fire IN the wood
and led toward The house. lie estimate
his loss between Sc 900 and $1,000, o
winch there was but $4,000 insurance
Int lie il not discouraged. His hands NJ
hNden,d hy work and lie has the Ian
cleared md unIerdiained, which lie dl,
not have WHEN lie commenced.
"A letter was received this mornin
from Rev. w. ID. Thomassaying the wurl
NJ Freerort il remarkable-l4 al the al
tar Tuesday and Is at the altar Wednes
day night. Rev. Thomas will not lie her
until after Sunday now, hut will likely h
here Monday or Tuesday night next. Rev
Hemp!ill WIN preached here three day
tins week returns here ON Monday. Th
meeting. hnve,'heen largely attended all III
week. Rev. A. Hopkins, OF ManmA
preached last night and will again Il
night.
"A large new stock of Wall Pape
and Ceiling Decorations ut
A. II. CHAMPNEY'S.
An exchange thus hits the nail on til
head Newspaper snhscrlbers who Al
in arrears should bear in mind that du
il not an Impeachment Ot their inlegrit,
but simply an out cropping of publish
er's necessity. For instance, tlonsan
men owe from one to four dollars eacl
Ii is small amount to each individua
but to him the aggregate is large. In
stead Of becoming indignant because IL
publisher asks for His honest dues, u
delinquent subscriber should be grateiu
to HIM for waiting 30 patiently and pay u
like man.
"A school boys composition on "Tl
Editor" ran as follows "The editor
one of the happiest individuals in IL
world. He can go to the circus in tn
afternoon and evening without payin
a nickel; also to inquests and hanging
He has free tickets to theaters for CO
umn notis OF cheap show, gets We
ding cake sent him, and sometimes &c
licking, but not often, for he can tai
things back in the next issue, which
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